Supreme Court dismisses appeal against its ruling on lawyer bar association fee collection legality.

The Supreme Court dismissed the Bar Council's appeal against its own January 2006 decision to revoke a 2005 Bar Council ruling on fee collection. The Bar Council argued that the Supreme Court's judgment should be appealable under the principle of two-instance proceedings, but the Court held that the matter is a specific statutory dispute, not a civil case. Consequently, the Code of Civil Procedure, including appeal provisions, does not apply to this public-law review of administrative acts.